Sudarshan Bhunia

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@dhruv_rathee Aisa lag raha hai is bar centre mai tu hi ayega

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@Krishna300998 @dhruv_rathee Pehele dhruv bhai India mai reheta nehi hai
Aur bare bare batei karta hai

Asli gaddar toh dhruv khud hai,
Thoda subscriber ho gaya toh kuch bhi bakbas kahe ja rahe hai.
Aise post karte hue tujhe shram nehi ata hai kya dhruv bhai

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@dhruv_rathee Dhruv bhai tera problem kya hai

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Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister @narendramodi Ji, @FinMinIndia @nsitharaman Ji,
Department of Consumer Affairs @jagograhakjago ,
Cyber Crime Authorities @Cyberdost ,
and GST Department @cbic_india ,
I am speaking today not just as a victim,
but as a responsible citizen and a Journalism student seeking justice.

My name is Sudarshan Bhunia,
and I have been a victim of an online financial fraud involving possible misuse of GST registration, resulting in a loss of ₹19,000.
I am making this post with full respect to all authorities,
requesting urgent intervention in my case.

I found a supplier through an online platform IndiaMART
The person claimed to be a GST-registered wholesaler and shared GST details, which built trust.
Based on that, I made payments:
First ₹5,000 as advance,
Then ₹4,500 as remaining payment,
And later another ₹9,500 under the explanation of GST-related refund processing.
In total, I lost ₹19,000.
However, no goods were delivered.
Instead, I was repeatedly asked to make further payments with misleading explanations such as:
GST billing does not support multiple transactions
Refund will be processed through “Letter of Credit”
Payment must be made within a limited time
When I refused further payment, I was told that I must physically visit another state to get my refund.

Later, I received communication from the business stating that:
They are not involved,
And someone else may have misused their GST details.
However, the platform confirmed that the business was registered.
This creates a serious contradiction.
So the question is:
👉 How are GST details being used to gain trust in such transactions?
👉 Where is the gap in verification?
👉 Who is accountable?

I have already taken all legal steps:
Filed a case in the Consumer Forum
Submitted complaint to GST Department
Filed Cyber Crime complaint
Filed Police complaint
Despite this, my case is still pending.

While pursuing justice, I was provided a Legal Aid Advocate.
However, I have been facing:
Repeated delays in hearing
Lack of clear communication
Difficulty in coordination from the learned Advocate.
This has made it difficult for me to proceed smoothly in my case.

I respectfully request:
👉 Hon’ble Prime Minister
👉 Ministry of Finance
👉 GST Authorities
👉 Consumer Affairs Department
👉 Cyber Crime Department
to kindly:
Investigate this matter
Identify the responsible persons
Take appropriate legal action
Help me recover my ₹19,000

This is not just my case.
This is about public trust.
If GST details can be used to gain trust and commit fraud,
then many innocent people can become victims.

I am not asking for sympathy.
I am asking for justice, accountability, and protection for consumers.
I am ready to cooperate fully and provide all documents and evidence.

If this request reaches the right authorities,
it can help not just me,
but many others.
Thank you.
Jai Hind. 🇮🇳

[Sudarshan Bhunia @SudarshanVoice]

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister @narendramodi Ji, @FinMinIndia @nsitharaman Ji,
Department of Consumer Affairs @jagograhakjago ,
Cyber Crime Authorities @Cyberdost ,
and GST Department @cbic_india ,
I am speaking today not just as a victim,
but as a responsible citizen and a Journalism student seeking justice.

My name is Sudarshan Bhunia,
and I have been a victim of an online financial fraud involving possible misuse of GST registration, resulting in a loss of ₹19,000.
I am making this post with full respect to all authorities,
requesting urgent intervention in my case.

I found a supplier through an online platform IndiaMART
The person claimed to be a GST-registered wholesaler and shared GST details, which built trust.
Based on that, I made payments:
First ₹5,000 as advance,
Then ₹4,500 as remaining payment,
And later another ₹9,500 under the explanation of GST-related refund processing.
In total, I lost ₹19,000.
However, no goods were delivered.
Instead, I was repeatedly asked to make further payments with misleading explanations such as:
GST billing does not support multiple transactions
Refund will be processed through “Letter of Credit”
Payment must be made within a limited time
When I refused further payment, I was told that I must physically visit another state to get my refund.

Later, I received communication from the business stating that:
They are not involved,
And someone else may have misused their GST details.
However, the platform confirmed that the business was registered.
This creates a serious contradiction.
So the question is:
👉 How are GST details being used to gain trust in such transactions?
👉 Where is the gap in verification?
👉 Who is accountable?

I have already taken all legal steps:
Filed a case in the Consumer Forum
Submitted complaint to GST Department
Filed Cyber Crime complaint
Filed Police complaint
Despite this, my case is still pending.

While pursuing justice, I was provided a Legal Aid Advocate.
However, I have been facing:
Repeated delays in hearing
Lack of clear communication
Difficulty in coordination from the learned Advocate.
This has made it difficult for me to proceed smoothly in my case.

I respectfully request:
👉 Hon’ble Prime Minister
👉 Ministry of Finance
👉 GST Authorities
👉 Consumer Affairs Department
👉 Cyber Crime Department
to kindly:
Investigate this matter
Identify the responsible persons
Take appropriate legal action
Help me recover my ₹19,000

This is not just my case.
This is about public trust.
If GST details can be used to gain trust and commit fraud,
then many innocent people can become victims.

I am not asking for sympathy.
I am asking for justice, accountability, and protection for consumers.
I am ready to cooperate fully and provide all documents and evidence.

If this request reaches the right authorities,
it can help not just me,
but many others.
Thank you.
Jai Hind. 🇮🇳

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Legendary Singer #AshaBhosle is no more.
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No other species on Earth has a teamwork system quite like ants.
This tiny creature pulls off missions far bigger than its size could ever suggest.

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There is neither right nor wrong

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@Gabriele_Corno So sweet

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#Nofreebies #wewantjob and #Dignity not Doles
Read the article in Bengali language.

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#Census2027

#IndiaCensus

#DigitalCensus

#CensusUpdate

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🧵 India has slashed fuel excise duty by ₹10 per litre in 2026.
Sounds like relief, right?

👉 But petrol & diesel prices didn’t drop significantly.
So what’s really happening? Let’s break it down 👇

🌍 1. The Global Trigger

Crude oil prices surged sharply from ~$70 to $100+ per barrel.

Why?
⚠️ Rising geopolitical tensions (Middle East conflict)
⚠️ Supply risks via Strait of Hormuz
⚠️ Global energy instability

👉 India imports ~85–88% of its oil — so global shocks hit directly.

🇮🇳 2. What Did the Government Do?

✔️ Cut excise duty by ₹10/litre
✔️ Reduced petrol levy drastically
✔️ Removed special duty on diesel

👉 Goal: Prevent a sudden price shock for consumers

⚠️ 3. Why Prices Didn’t Fall

Here’s the truth most people miss:

🛢️ Oil companies were losing heavily
•Petrol: ~₹24/litre loss
•Diesel: ~₹30/litre loss

👉 The tax cut didn’t reduce your price
👉 It compensated oil companies

📌 Result: Prices stayed stable instead of rising sharply

📊 4. The Real Trade-Off

Government chose:

❌ Increase fuel prices (burden public)
✅ Reduce taxes (burden treasury)

💰 Estimated revenue loss: Massive
📉 Fiscal pressure increases
📊 Inflation control remains priority

🚢 5. Extra Strategic Move

Govt also:
✔️ Added export duty on diesel & aviation fuel

👉 Purpose:
Ensure domestic supply
Avoid fuel shortage inside India

🧠 6. Big Insight

👉 “Fuel prices didn’t fall — crisis was absorbed.”

Instead of passing global oil shock to citizens,
India shifted the burden to:
•Government revenue
•Oil companies balance sheet

⚖️ Final Verdict

👤 Public → No price relief, but no shock
🏢 Oil companies → Losses reduced
🏛️ Government → Revenue sacrifice

👉 This is economic balancing, not price reduction.
🔥 Conclusion
👉 “Is the price being reduced… or is a crisis being prevented?”

#FuelPrice #IndiaEconomy #PetrolDiesel #OilPrices #BreakingNews #EconomicPolicy #Inflation #EnergyCrisis #IndiaNews #CurrentAffairs #Geopolitics #CrudeOil #TaxCut #IndianEconomy #SangbadSarobor

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Gathering of People in the occasion of #shriramnavami at my village.

#JaiSriRam
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